The February Letters

Some love stories are written in the stars. Others are hidden in an attic. Sophie Bennett is done with love. Fresh off a humiliated engagement, she retreats to her late grandmother's house to pack away the past. But hidden beneath the floorboards of the attic, she finds a bundle of envelopes, soft with age and tear-stained. Every single one is dated February 14th. And none of them were written by her grandfather. Determined to return the letters to the man who wrote them, Sophie tracks the mysterious "L.S." to the windswept coastal town of Harbor Creek. She expects to find a closure she can't find in her own life. Instead, she finds Jack Sullivan. Jack is fierce, cynical, and fiercely protective of his grandfather, Leo—the author of the letters. With Leo fading into the fog of dementia, Jack refuses to let a stranger dredge up painful memories of the woman who broke his grandfather's heart. But Sophie has proof that the story isn't that simple. As they read the letters together, unraveling a tragedy of silence and missed chances, the ice around Jack's heart begins to crack. Sophie and Jack discover that their grandparents' separation wasn't fate—it was a mistake. Now, they must face their own fears to ensure that history doesn't repeat itself.